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MISSISSAUGA, SERBIAN EAGLES, SC TORONTO AND SHOOTERS ALL WIN….four games kickoff busy CSL weekend

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Mississauga Eagles FC, SC Toronto and Serbian White Eagles all recorded home wins, while York Region Shooters scored an away victory, all in the CSL Friday night to kick off a busy weekend schedule.


 


It was a close encounter at the Hershey Centre where Mississauga Eagles FC edged past SC Waterloo midway through the second half to win 3-2 on a tying goal, then a winning goal, by Jose Melo.


 


Drazen Vukovic opened the scoring for SC Waterloo at the 6th minute, Shaun MacDonald tied the game 1-1 one minute later for the home side, but Vukovic came back just two minutes later to beat Mississauga goalkeeper Kofi Oppong for the second time, a 2-1 Waterloo lead after nine minutes. It was 2-1 at half-time.


 


Melo broke the game open with a tying goal firstly at 46 minutes, then at the 55th minute mark he took a pass from MacDonald to beat Waterloo goalkeeper Imad Hakura and win the game 3-2 for Mississauga Eagles.


 


Forward Jarek Whiteman opened the scoring for SC Toronto over Niagara United  at Lamport Stadium, he struck from inside the box to beat Niagara goalkeeper John De Luca at 14 minutes and Alon Badat made it 2-0 at 20 minutes later, the score at the break.


 


Kyle Hall increased the home lead to 3-0 at 85 minutes and at the final whistle it was 3-0 in favour of SC Toronto.


 


It was a close, hard fought first half at Centennial Stadium in Etobicoke, with Kingston goalkeeper Phill Fernandez making good saves to keep the home side off the scoresheet, but Serbian White Eagles defender Misel Klisara broke through at the 67th minute mark to put the home side into a 1-0 lead.


 


The visitors were playing with 10 men during the second half after losing Olivier Rieutord who was shown the red card by referee Michael Izzo following a second caution at the 45th minute mark.


 


Kingston’s Mademba Ba equalized from the penalty spot at 69 minutes when Serbian Eagles goalkeeper Nikola Marojevic brought down Edgar Soglo of Kingston and referee  Izzo had no hesitation in awarding the penalty for a 1-1 tie.


 


Zoran Rajovic struck the winner at 76 minutes when a took a cross from Andre Orlando to beat Fernandez from close in, a 2-1 Serbian White Eagles lead that held to the final whistle.


 


York Region Shooters forward Jason De Thomasis drove a left foot shot into the net after taking a pass from Des Humphrey to score the all-important lone goal for the 1-0 away victory over TFC Academy. The goal came at 69 minutes of a well-played encounter at Downsview Park and the win lifted the Shooters within two points of the league-leading Toronto Croatia.


 


Remaining games in the CSL this weekend:


 


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Sat, Jul 14 Windsor Stadium 7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs London City


 


Sun, Jul 15 Victoria Park 3 PM Brampton City Utd vs TFC Academy


 


Sun, Jul 15 Esther Shiner Stadium 4:30 PM North York Astros vs Serbian White Eagles


 


Sun, Jul 15 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs Mississauga Eagles FC


 


Sun, Jul 15 Lions Park 7 PM Brantford Galaxy vs Niagara United


 


Sun, Jul 15 Windsor Stadium 7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs SC Toronto


 


Sun, Jul 15 Centennial Stadium 8 PM Toronto Croatia vs St. Catharines Wolves


 


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Sat, Jul 14 Budd Park 1 PM SC Waterloo B vs Brampton City Utd B – Change of ground to Budd Park, Kitchener


 


Sat, Jul 14 Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs TFC Academy II


 


Sat, Jul 14 Lions Park 4 PM Brantford Galaxy B vs Niagara United B


 


Sun, Jul 15 Windsor Stadium 4 PM Windsor Stars B vs SC Toronto B


 


Sun, Jul 15 St. Joan of Arc 8:30 PM York Region Shooters B vs Serbian White Eagles B – This game is on – omitted


 


from an earlier weekend schedule


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

TIGHT RACE AT TOP OF CSL FIRST DIVISION RESUMES THIS BUSY WEEKEND

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With four teams separated by just two points, the tight race to lead the CSL First Division resumes this coming weekend with no less than 11 games scheduled from Friday through Sunday night.


 


The last game of the weekend will see Toronto Croatia attempting to recover from their surprise defeat in the hands of SC Waterloo last weekend, a 1-0 decision that ended the two-month long unbeaten streak of the current CSL champions going back to their opener on May 13.


 


Three of the top four teams will play this weekend (Montreal Impact Academy are idle until their next home encounter on July 21) and while Toronto Croatia and Brantford Galaxy each play once. TFC Academy has the best opportunity to make the top with two games on tap, at home to York Region Shooters on Saturday and a visit to Brampton City Utd on Sunday.


 


There are five games scheduled in the CSL Second Division this weekend, with a switch of venue from the SC Waterloo reserve team home ground in Waterloo to Budd Park in Kitchener for the Waterloo B game with Brampton City Utd  B.


 



 


The complete weekend schedule:


 


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Fri, Jul 13  Lamport Stadium 8 PM SC Toronto vs Niagara United


Fri, Jul 13  Hershey Centre 8 PM Mississauga Eagles FC vs SC Waterloo


Fri, Jul 13  Downsview Park 8 PM TFC Academy vs York Region Shooters


Fri, Jul 13  Centennial Stadium 9 PM Serbian White Eagles vs Kingston FC


Sat, Jul 14 Windsor Stadium 7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs London City        


Sun, Jul 15 Victoria Park 3 PM Brampton City Utd vs TFC Academy


Sun, Jul 15 Esther Shiner Stadium 4:30 PM North York Astros vs Serbian White Eagles


Sun, Jul 15 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs Mississauga Eagles FC


Sun, Jul 15 Lions Park 7 PM Brantford Galaxy vs Niagara United


Sun, Jul 15 Windsor Stadium 7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs SC Toronto


Sun, Jul 15 Centennial Stadium 8 PM Toronto Croatia vs St. Catharines Wolves


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Sat, Jul 14  Budd Park 1 PM SC Waterloo B vs Brampton City Utd B Change of ground to Budd Park, Kitchener


Sat, Jul 14  Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs TFC Academy II


Sat, Jul 14  Lions Park 4 PM Brantford Galaxy B vs Niagara United B


Sun, Jul 15  Windsor Stadium 4 PM Windsor Stars B vs SC Toronto B


Sun, Jul 15 St. Joan of Arc 8:30 PM York Region Shooters B vs Serbian White Eagles B


 


 


 


 


NEW-LOOK KINGSTON FC UPBEAT WITH ANNOUNCEMENTS…New coach, ownership, corporate support at press conference

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It was there for all to see when Kingston FC players displayed a new-look uniform to reflect a new sponsorship, the introduction of a new head coach, some new players and a shuffle in ownership, all of which provided an upbeat mood to a press conference at the Invista Sports Centre at Kingston Friday.


 


Jimmy Hamrouni has resigned his position as president and coach of the club, “for personal and business reasons” explained chairman of the board Lorne Abugov, in making the announcement.


 


Of high interest was the introduction of the club`s new head coach, Colm Muldoon (pronounced column, like a newspaper column), explained journalist Joseph Scanlon, with Abugov a co-owner of Kingston FC, who emceed the proceedings.


 


Muldoon, a native of the Republic of Ireland with impressive UEFA coaching credentials, has playing and coaching experience in Ireland and the United States.


 


A physical exercise buff, Muldoon believes in a high level of fitness as a pre-requisite to winning games. “Soccer is a beautiful game and it’s a world game. To be good, you have to develop a lot of things – strength, endurance, technical ability, co-ordination and specific skills“, he emphasized. In private life, he has a science degree and is a plastics specialist and no doubt knows how to mould a team.


 


The club introduced a new sponsor in WTC Communications, an independent regional telecommunications company with strong ties to the Kingston community.


 


“WTC is thrilled to help bring professional soccer to the Kingston area”, said the company’s general manager, Steve Lynn, who signed a two-year deal described as a platinum sponsorship.


 


With just two wins at mid-season in its inaugural year in professional soccer, Abugov explained the need to strengthen Kingston FC’s roster. That process has started with the addition of two French-born players, Olivier Rieutord, a forward from Toulouse and Hugo Delmaire, a defender who played for the University of Sherbrooke, Quebec.


 


Other defenders signed are Ryan McCurdy, who played professionally with Linfield FC in Northern Ireland and Guyana national team player Julien Edwards.


 


Midfielder Mintcho Mintchev has also joined the club. Born in Bulgaria, Mintchev developed his skills with Nepean Hotspurs, just west of Kingston.


 


Abugov explained the new ownership is firmly committed to Kingston FC and professional soccer in Kingston. “We are extremely excited about the prospects of our club,” he said


 


But the chairman made it clear the club is seeking equity investment and an alliance with youth soccer in the region, both necessary if Kingston is to develop as a serious member of Canada’s future professional soccer community. “Joe and I are committed to investigate these areas during the next few weeks,” emphasized. Abugov.


 


Kingston FC visit Centennial Stadium in Etobicoke for a game with Serbian White Eagles Friday, while the reserve team is off until a visit to the St. Joan of Arc ground at Maple, just north of Toronto where they meet York Region Shooters B on July 29.


 


 


 

SC WATERLOO ENDS UNBEATEN RUN OF CURRENT CSL CHAMPS TORONTO CROATIA

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A goal at 20 minutes of the first half by expansion club SC Waterloo put to an end the season-long unbeaten run of the current CSL champions Toronto Croatia, while two other games in the CSL Sunday ended in ties, a 4-4 score between York Region Shooters and Brampton City Utd and a 2-2 tie in the game between Montreal Impact Academy and Mississauga Eagles FC.

 

It was a left foot drive by Waterloo midfielder Drazen Vukovic that ended the Toronto Croatia streak at the Seagram Stadium in Waterloo and it ended the record of the last CSL First Division team to hold the distinction of being unbeaten during the current campaign. For the Waterloo Region side, the victory helped to make amends for the 6-1 loss in the hands of Toronto Croatia on May 27.

 

Toronto Croatia still hold to top position in the standings despite Sunday’s defeat, they have a 6-1-2 WLT  record for 20 points, while SC Waterloo improve to a 4-6-0, good for 12 points

 

Forward Alexander King put Montreal Impact Academy in front 1-0 at 39 minutes against Mississauga Eagles at the St Jean De Vianney ground in Montreal after taking a cross from Wandrille Lefevre. The home side went ahead 2-0 when Impact first team defender Calum Mallace playing his first game for the academy side, headed in out of reach of Mississauga goalkeeper Kofi Oppong. It was 2-0 at half-time.

 

A win for the academy team looked secure until Jose Melo headed in for Mississauga Eagles at the 87th minute mark and Thomas McLean scored the equalizer at 91 minutes for the 2-2 final score.

 

It was a ding-dong struggle between York Region Shooters and Brampton City Utd at the Joan of Arc ground in Maple where the visitors gained then lost the lead throughout the game, beginning with a goal at 23 minutes when forward Milos Scepanovic beat York Region goalkeeper Camilo Benzi for a 1-0 score. Alex Braletic made it 2-0 for Brampton at 37 minutes, but the lead was cancelled out by goals from York Region forward Jason De Thomasis at 38 minutes, then Alex Trujillo at 44 minutes for a 2-2 tie before York Region’s Andre Rollins put the home side ahead 3-2 at the break.

 

Scepanovic scored his second goal and Brampton’s third to tie the game 3-3 at 85 minutes, then Brampton edged into the lead 4-3 on a goal by David Velastagui three minutes later.  Andre Manders of York Region levelled the scores 4-4 shortly before the final whistle.

 

York Region Shooters played the last 28 minutes short handed after referee Justin Tasev showed the red card to Andre Stewart for violent conduct.

 

It is York Region Shooters sixth draw in 10 games, they now have a 3-1-6 record for 15 points, while Brampton City Utd have a 4-2-3 record, also 15 points.

 

There was one game in the CSL Second Division Sunday night:

 

St. Catharines Wolves B 1,Brantford Galaxy B 1

 

 

 

 

 

TFC EXTEND UNBEATEN RUN TO DEFEAT NIAGARA UNITED….late goals give Mississauga Eagles victory at Kingston

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TFC Academy extended their unbeaten string now four wins and a tie since June 3 with a 2-0 defeat of Niagara United and Mississauga Eagles travelled to Kingston to defeat the home side 2-0, two games in the CSL Saturday.


 


Midfielder Sergio Camargo scored both goals for the Toronto senior academy side, the first after 10 minutes with a direct free kick from 20 yards that beat Niagara goalkeeper Jonathan Bruggeling and the second goal at 38 minutes for a 2-0 lead at the break.


 


It was an even contest in the second half without a goal being scored and the final whistle came with a 2-0 result in favour of TFC Academy.


 


The win gave Toronto a 6-2-1 WLT record for 19 points and second place in the standings, while Niagara United are at 4-3-0 for 12 points.


 


Two late goals by Mississauga Eagles FC  midfielder Darragh Roe snatched a victory for the visitors against Kingston FC at the CaraCo ground in Kingston. Roe struck at 81 minutes off a corner kick and again four minutes later when he found the net with a low shot past Kingston goalkeeper Morgan Kenny.


 


Mississauga Eagles improve to 3-4-1 for 10 points, while Kingston suffered their eighth defeat for a 2-8-1 record for 7 points.


 


There were four games in the CSL Second Division Saturday:


 


SECOND DIVISION:


Mississauga Eagles FC B 4, Kingston FC B 1


Niagara United B 3, SC Waterloo B 2


SC Toronto B 4, York Region Shooters B 0


Serbian White Eagles B 1, Brampton City Utd B 1


 


Remaining games in the CSL this weekend:


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Sun, Jul 8 CS St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Academy vs Mississauga Eagles FC


 


Sun, Jul 8 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs Brampton City Utd


 


Sun, Jul 8 Seagram Stadium 7 PM SC Waterloo vs Toronto Croatia


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Sun, Jul 8 Club Roma 6 PM St. Catharines Wolves B vs Brantford Galaxy B


 


 


 

PRZEDNOWEK HAT-TRICK SPELLS VICTORY FOR BRANTFORD GALAXY FRIDAY…..SC Toronto win over Serbian Eagles

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Brantford forward Jacek Przednowek struck a hat-trick to lead Brantford Galaxy  to a 5-2 victory over North York Astros, while SC Toronto scored a 3-1 victory over Serbian White Eagles, two games in the CSL First Division Friday night.


 


Przednowek scored just before the interval at the 43rd minute mark at Esther Shiner Stadium, then found the net again at 68 and 78 minutes.


 


Brantford forward Dave Simpson opened the scoring at 21 minutes to give the visitors the lead, Astros’ forward Vasileios Liagkos tied the game 1-1 before Przednowek’s first goal which gave Brantford the 2-1 lead at the interval.


 


North York’s Jorge Perez tied the game 2-2 at 57 minutes, but just two minutes later Brantford took a 3-2 lead when Braeden Krampert beat Astros’ goalkeeper Enea Perego. Przednowek’s  two goals completed the scoring for a 5-2 Galaxy win.


 


Brantford improve to a 6-3-0 WLT record for 18 points, tied for second position in the standings, while the Astros are now winless in 10 games.


 


Midfielder Carlos Nogueira opened the scoring for SC Toronto against Serbian White Eagles at Lamport Stadium, he scored at 12 minutes for a 1-0 home lead at the interval.


 


Toronto forward Kyle Hall made it 2-0 at 74 minutes, he drove the ball from just inside the box to beat Serbian Eagles goalkeeper Nikola Negojevic and Sergio De Luca increased the lead to 3-0 for the home side at the 82nd minute mark.


 


Serbian White Eagles scored just before the final whistle, a goal by Viktor Anastasov for the 3-1 SC Toronto victory.


 


SC Toronto are now at a 4-1-3 record for 15 points, while Serbian Eagles are at 4-2-2  for 14 points.


 


There was one game in the CSL Second Division Friday:


 


TFC Academy II 3, Windsor Stars B 3



 


Remaining games in the CSL this weekend:


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Sat, Jul 7 Invista Centre 7 PM Kingston FC vs Mississauga Eagles FC


 


Sat, Jul 7 Kalar 7 PM Niagara United vs TFC Academy


 


Sun, Jul 8 CS St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Academy vs Mississauga Eagles FC


 


Sun, Jul 8 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs Brampton City Utd


 


Sun, Jul 8 Seagram Stadium 7 PM SC Waterloo vs Toronto Croatia


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Sat, Jul 7 Kalar 4 PM Niagara United B vs SC Waterloo B


 


Sat, Jul 7 Invista Centre 5 PM Kingston FC B vs Mississauga Eagles FC B


 


Sat, Jul 7 Downsview Park 6 PM SC Toronto B vs York Region Shooters B


 


Sat, Jul 7 Eglinton Flats 7 PM Serbian White Eagles B vs Brampton City Utd B


 


Sun, Jul 8 Club Roma 6 PM St. Catharines Wolves B vs Brantford Galaxy B


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

LEAGUE-LEADING TORONTO CROATIA VISIT WATERLOO…busy weekend in the CSL

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With the CSL closing in on the half-way mark in the regular season, there is a full program of games throughout the coming weekend, including league-leading Toronto Croatia determined to remain the only unbeaten team in the First Division, while second place Montreal Impact Academy are equally determined to keep pace and bid for the top spot..


 


Montreal Impact Academy are at home to Miississauga Eagles FC at the St. Jean De Vianney ground on Sunday afternoon, while Toronto Croatia visits SC Waterloo for a game at the Seagram Stadium Sunday evening..


 


The full weekend schedule is:


 


 FIRST DIVISION


Fri, Jul 6  Lamport Stadium 8 PM SC Toronto  vs Serbian White Eagles 


Fri, Jul 6  Esther Shiner Stadium 8.30 PM North York Astros  vs Brantford Galaxy 


Sat, Jul 7  Invista Centre 7 PM Kingston FC vs Mississauga Eagles FC


Sat, Jul 7  Kalar 7 PM Niagara United  vs TFC Academy 


Sun, Jul 8  CS St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Academy vs Mississauga Eagles FC


Sun, Jul 8  St. Joan of Arc  6:30 PM York Region Shooters  vs Brampton City Utd 


Sun, Jul 8  Seagram Stadium 7 PM SC Waterloo  vs Toronto Croatia 


 


SECOND DIVISION


Fri, Jul 6  Downsview Park 8 PM TFC Academy II vs Windsor Stars B


Sat, Jul 7  Kalar 4 PM Niagara United B vs SC Waterloo B


Sat, Jul 7  Invista Centre 5 PM Kingston FC B vs Mississauga Eagles FC B


Sat, Jul 7  Downsview Park 6 PM SC Toronto B vs York Region Shooters B


Sat, Jul 7  Eglinton Flats 7 PM Serbian White Eagles B vs Brampton City Utd B


Sun, Jul 8  Club Roma  6 PM St. Catharines Wolves B vs Brantford Galaxy B


 

LONDON CITY RECOVER TO TIE ST. CATHARINES 2-2….overcome first half deficit

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London City fought back from a 2-0 first half deficit to tie St. Catharines Wolves 2-2 in a hard fought encounter at Club Roma, St. Catharines, the only game scheduled in the CSL Wednesday.

 

St. Catharines took the lead on an own goal tipped into the net past London goalkeeper Vladimir Markotic at the 26th minute mark and the home side increased the lead to 2-0 three minutes later on a goal by midfielder Calvin Rosario. He scored from close range and it was 2-0 at the break.

 

London City fought back in the second half to be rewarded with a goal from midfielder Jasmin Halkic at 73 minutes and in the 10 minutes following, the visitors lost two players ordered off by referee Justin Tasev.

 

London forward Ranko Golijanin was the first to go when shown the red card following a second caution at 80 minutes, then two minutes later Rade Novkovic received a red for serious foul play.

 

London continued to press for an equalizer and the goal came at 89 minutes when defender Nenad Nikolic found the net from a well-struck free kick out of reach of St. Catharines goalkeeper Claudio Perri.

 

Perri was ejected by referee Tasev in the dying minutes and it was 2-2 at the final whistle.

 

St. Catharines Wolves remain in 15th position following the tie, they have a 1-7-1 WLT record for 4 points, while London City improve to a 1-4-5 record for 8 points and move up to 11th position in the standings.

MONTREAL IMPACT ACADEMY, BRAMPTON CITY UTD WIN CANADA DAY

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Montreal Impact Academy moved back to second position in the First Division standings with a 7-0 rout of Kingston FC Sunday afternoon, and in one other CSL  game on Canada Day, Brampton City Utd scored a goal in each half to defeat SC Waterloo, 2-0.


 


Academy midfielder Wandrill Lefevre led the Quebec side with a hat-trick, including a thunderbolt of a strike from 27 yards at the 21st minute mark, a drive which left Kingston goalkeeper Kenny Morgan with no chance and which put Montreal into a 2-0 lead after Victor Ndiaye opened the scoring two minutes earlier at the 19th minute mark.


 


New signing Josh Gardner made it 3-0 at 35 minutes, the score at halftime and Lefevre scored his second goal from the penalty spot for a 4-0 lead at 56 minutes. He completed his hat-trick for a 5-0 lead at the 71st minute mark.


 


Another recent signing, forward Charles Joly scrored twice in the late stages at 80 and 86 minutes to round out the 7-0 victory.


 


Montreal Impact Academy improve to a 5-1-3 WLT record, while Kingston FC suffered their 7th loss of the season and drop to 14th position in the standings.


 


Defender Mark Jankovic opened the scoring for Brampton City Utd at Victoria Park, he found the net from close in past Waterloo goalkeeper Imad Hakura at 34 minutes, the score at the break.


 


Forward Milos Scepanovic scored Brampton’s second goal at the 78th minute mark, he took a pass on the left wing to cut inside and find the net past Hakura. The goal stood to the final whistle, 2-0 for the home side.


 


Brampton improve to 4-2-2 for 14 points, while SC Waterloo are now at 3-6-0 for nine points in the First Division standings.


 


There was one game in the CSL Second Division Sunday:


 


SC Waterloo  B  2, Brampton City Utd  B  0


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

NIAGARA UNITED CONTROL ASTROS

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Niagara United were in complete control with their highest score of the season, a 4-0 defeat of North York Astros at Kalar Park in the only game scheduled in the Canadian Soccer League First Division Saturday night.

TFC ACADEMY, WINDSOR STARS WIN FRIDAY GAMES……TFC jump to second place in standings

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An early goal by forward Christian Campanella was enough to give TFC Academy a 1-0 home victory over Kingston FC Friday night and in one other game, Windsor Stars scored late to take the win over Mississauga Eagles FC.


 


Campanella struck at the 11th minute mark for TFC at Downsview Park in north Toronto, he beat Kingston FC goalkeeper Waleed Cassis from close range for the fifth win of the season. The win lifted the academy side into second position in the standings.


 


It was a late goal that gave the visiting Windsor Stars the three points with the narrow 1-0 win over Mississauga Eagles FC at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga and Christian Dragoi scored the picture goal at 80 minutes from just inside the penalty box, a low drive that left the Eagles’ goalkeeper Ivan Skoko with no chance.


 


Dragoi was given an opportunity to put the visitors two-up just before the final whistle when referee Yusri Rudolf pointed to the penalty spot following a tripping incident inside the 18 yard line, but the Windsor player shot wide of the post and the game ended 1-0.


 


Remaining games in the CSL during the Canada Day weekend:


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Sat, Jun 30 Kalar 7 PM Niagara United vs North York Astros


 


Sun, Jul 1 St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Acad. vs Kingston FC


 


Sun, Jul 1 Victoria Park 3 PM Brampton City Utd vs SC Waterloo


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Sat, Jun 30 Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs SC Toronto B


 


Sat, Jun 30 Eglinton Flats 7 PM Serbian White Eagles B vs St. Catharines Wolves B


 


Sun, Jul 1 Victoria Park 5:30 PM Brampton City Utd B vs SC Waterloo B


 


 


 


 

MONTREAL IMPACT ACADEMY RESUME BID FOR FIRST DIVISION….CSL weekend schedule includes Canada Day double header at Brampton

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Montreal Impact Academy will resume their bid for top honours in the First Division this Canada Day Weekend following their first loss of the season, a 2-0 defeat to Toronto Croatia on June 23. The Impact Academy side, now in second position in the standings, will be at home to new club Kingston FC on Sunday afternoon.


 


For Kingston FC, it’s a swing into Quebec following a Friday encounter with TFC Academy at Downsview Park.


 


The TFC Academy vs. Kingston FC clash is one of two games in the First Division Friday – Mississauga Eagles at home to Windsor Stars is the other – , while on Saturday the Astros are seeking their first win of the season with a visit to Niagara United.  There are the two First Division games scheduled for Sunday – Canada Day.


 


There are two games in the Second Division on Saturday and one Second Division game on Canada Day Sunday.  Brampton City Utd  have created a Canada Day double-header at Victoria Park with the one Second Division game playing back-to-back with their first team game against SC Waterloo, which starts at 3 pm.


 


Holiday weekend games in the CSL:


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Fri, Jun 29  Downsview Park 8 PM TFC Academy  vs Kingston FC


Fri, Jun 29  Hershey Centre 8 PM Mississauga Eagles FC vs Windsor Stars


(Televised by Rogers TV Mississauga – check local listings)


Sat, Jun 30  Kalar 7 PM Niagara United  vs North York Astros 


Sun, Jul 1  St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Acad. vs Kingston FC


Sun, Jul 1  Victoria Park  3 PM Brampton City Utd  vs SC Waterloo 


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Sat, Jun 30  Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs SC Toronto B


Sat, Jun 30  Eglinton Flats 7 PM Serbian White Eagles B vs St. Catharines Wolves B


Sun, Jul 1  Victoria Park  5:30 PM Brampton City Utd B vs SC Waterloo B

SCEPANOVIC HAT-TRICK PROPELS BRAMPTON….home victories for Brantford, St. Catharines while Shooters and SC Toronto play to a 1-1 tie

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Three goals by forward Milos Scepanovic propelled Brampton City Utd. to a 6-0 victory over the hapless North York Astros, Brantford Galaxy defeated London City 4-0, St. Catharines Wolves won for the first time this season and York Region Shooters battled to a 1-1 tie with SC Toronto, four games in the Canadian Soccer League Sunday.


 


 


Brampton City Utd took control early in the game with North York Astros at Victoria Park in Brampton and it was forward Alex Braletic who opened the scoring at 28 minutes and this was followed by a first of three goals by Milos Scepanovic 10 minutes later, a 2-0 Brampton lead at the interval.


 


Scepanovic found the net for the second time at 63 minutes for a 3-0 Brampton lead and forward Jean Tshimpaka made it 4-0 three minutes later.


 


 Scepanovic completed the hat-trick at 85 minutes and three minutes later David Velastegui made it 6-0 for the home side, the score at the final whistle.


 


Brantford Galaxy and London City played to a scoreless tie at the interval at Lions Park in Brantford, but the home side took charge in the second half and opened the scoring at 67 minutes when Jeremy Shepherd fed a pass to Dave Simpson to fine the net from 12 yards.


 


Midfielder Adam Leggett made it 2-0 just two minutes later with a hard drive from 25 yards that caught the top right corner, and nine minutes later Leggett scored a second goal with an individual effort up the right wing before hitting the top of the net for a 3-0 Galaxy lead.


 


Brantford midfielder Marco Machado took a pass from Dave Simpson to score the fourth goal for the home side at 83 minutes, a 4-0 result at the final whistle.


 


A goal at 21 minutes of the first half gave St. Catharines Wolves their first victory of the season, the goal coming from a free kick which midfielder Scott MacLennan collected to find the net and give the home side the lead.


 


There were few opportunities to score following the 1-0 lead at half time into the second half for a 1-0 final, a result which lifted the Garden City side off the bottom position in the standings.


 


Forward Jason De Thomasis opened the scoring at 37 minutes for York Region Shooters against SC Toronto in the game at Maple, just north of Toronto, he moved in to collect a rebound from Toronto goalkeeper Scott Cliff for a 1-0 home lead at half-time.


 


Kyle Hall struck the equalizer at 82 minutes for the visitors, he found the net past York Region goalkeeper Emanuelle Ameltonis for a 1-1 score which held to the final whistle.


 


Second Division games Sunday:


 


St. Catharines Wolves B 4, Kingston FC B 1


 


 York Region Shooters B  2, SC Toronto B  1


 


 


 


 


 

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